Town of New Milford, Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut

The Town of New Milford is a town in Western Connecticut Planning Region, Connecticut. About 28,334 people live there (2020–2024 estimate). It covers 61.6 sq mi (159 km²) of land and uses Eastern Time. It has its own local government.

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Population, 2020–2024 estimate
28,334 ± 54
Planning region
Western Connecticut Planning Region
School district
New Milford School District
Land area
61.6 sq mi (159 km²)
Type
TownIts own local government
Time zone
Eastern TimeUTC-05:00 in January; UTC-04:00 in July
Median household income
$106,411 ± $7,903
Median home value
$391,500 ± $9,956
Water area
2.17 sq mi (5.62 km²)
State
Connecticut
Census code (GEOID)
0919052630
Coordinates (central point)
41.601267, -73.422807

These coordinates mark a central point for the area, not a street address. Population, income and home value: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates, ± margin at 90% confidence; checked on October 20, 2026.

Cities, towns and communities in the Town of New Milford, largest first

  1. New Milford (CDP)8,188 people
  2. Gaylordsville (CDP)740 people
  3. Chimney Point (CDP)117 people

These places’ central points lie inside the Town of New Milford. A place can reach across the line, and its government, if it has one, can be separate from the town’s.

Bordering areas, nearest first

  1. Town of Sherman4.2 mi west
  2. Town of Bridgewater6.4 mi southeast
  3. Town of Washington, Northwest Hills Planning Region6.9 mi northeast
  4. Town of Roxbury, Northwest Hills Planning Region7.3 mi southeast
  5. Town of New Fairfield9.0 mi south
  6. Town of Kent, Northwest Hills Planning Region9.0 mi north
  7. Town of Brookfield9.2 mi south

These towns, townships, cities and boroughs share a boundary with the Town of New Milford. Distances are straight lines between central points, not driving distances.

Other towns in Western Connecticut Planning Region, largest first

  1. Town of Stamford137,144 people
  2. Town of Norwalk92,187 people
  3. Town of Danbury87,263 people
  4. Town of Greenwich63,856 people
  5. Town of Newtown27,593 people
  6. Town of Westport27,528 people
  7. Town of Ridgefield25,109 people
  8. Town of Darien21,936 people
  9. Town of New Canaan20,870 people
  10. Town of Bethel20,796 people
  11. Town of Wilton18,777 people
  12. Town of Brookfield17,706 people
All 17
  1. Town of New Fairfield13,584 people
  2. Town of Weston10,396 people
  3. Town of Redding8,780 people
  4. Town of Sherman3,554 people
  5. Town of Bridgewater1,658 people

People counts are American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates. See Western Connecticut Planning Region for its cities, ZIP Code areas and county seat.

Sunrise and sunset in the Town of New Milford

Longest day
15 hours 12 minutes around June 21
Shortest day
9 hours 10 minutes around December 21
Earliest sunrise
5:18 AM around June 15
Latest sunrise
7:31 AM the day before clocks go back in November
Earliest sunset
4:23 PM around December 8
Latest sunset
8:32 PM around June 27

Clocks go forward an hour on the second Sunday in March and back on the first Sunday in November, so sunrise and sunset jump an hour later in March and an hour earlier in November.

Sunrise and sunset on the 15th of each month
DaySunriseSunsetDaylight
Jan 157:18 AM4:48 PM9 h 30 min
Feb 156:49 AM5:27 PM10 h 38 min
Mar 157:05 AM7:00 PM11 h 55 min
Apr 156:14 AM7:34 PM13 h 20 min
May 155:34 AM8:06 PM14 h 32 min
Jun 155:18 AM8:29 PM15 h 11 min
Jul 155:32 AM8:26 PM14 h 54 min
Aug 156:02 AM7:53 PM13 h 51 min
Sep 156:33 AM7:03 PM12 h 30 min
Oct 157:05 AM6:12 PM11 h 7 min
Nov 156:42 AM4:33 PM9 h 51 min
Dec 157:13 AM4:24 PM9 h 11 min

Approximate times for a flat horizon at the central point; the days move by a day or so from year to year. Hills and weather can change what you see.

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